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 1        I,  I    |   been living in a gourbi, or native hut, on the Mostaganem coast,
 2        I,  II   |   seem to imply that he was a native of Algeria; but such was
 3        I,  II   |    name was Laurent; he was a native of Montmartre in Paris,
 4        I,  II   |      compete with that of his native home. No cathedral—not even
 5        I,  X    |     thoughts sped away to his native France, only to return again
 6        I,  XIII |       to be indigenous to the native character; once let an Englishman
 7        I,  XIII |       be sent them from their native land— for Britain never
 8        I,  XVI  |       charming outline of his native land, he beheld nothing
 9        I,  XVIII|  Isaac Hakkabut, and he was a native of Cologne. Nearly the whole
10       II,  V    |   quitted the shores of their native land.~Happiest of all were
11       II,  X    | consolation that hitherto his native sphere had never vanished
12       II,  XIX  |      were despatched to their native shores. The leave taking